It's believed that the Parole Board's decision was based on a report by the three doctors, one of one of whom is believed to have only recently qualified.
However, the three doctors deny ever saying to Correctional Services that Shaik was terminally ill and that he should be released. Their lawyer Altus van Rensburg says: "The purpose of this section of the Correctional Services Act is to ensure that patients get to be sent home to die a dignified death. That is certainly not stipulated in any of their written documentation that I have.”
The plot thickens and thensome!!!!!!!!!
If the doctors did not say he should be released, then who took it upon themselves to release him on a medical parole?????
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